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Lightening Stairs 1 | P a g e *In the name of God* It's about 8 o'clock as I came out of my room to visit the shrine for pilgrimage. When I reached the hotel lounge, I saw that the owner of the hotel was calling me, he was crying. I asked what happened? He said the Daesh had damaged the Samarra shrine. It was unbelievable to see pictures of Samarra's shrine being broadcast on television. The domes of Imam Hadi and Imam Hassan Askari were demolished and deserted. There were tears in my eyes too. I was planning for going to Samura tomorrow. I was in Karbala that day. That day was 3 asfand , 1386 (Iranian calendar year). Why did the Daesh do that? Why was the harem of Samarra destroyed in this way? All these things I was thinking in my heart, can you separate us from our master by these deeds? The place of the shrine of our Imam is in our hearts. When I returned to my homeland, I was thinking of writing about Imam Hadi. Finally decided to write a book on the subject of Ziarat Jamia. I don't know how much you know about Ziarat Jamia. Mr. Musa Nakha'i was known among the Shiites. He always went to the Haram of Imams. He did not know what to read and what to say when he went to the holy shrine of the Imam. One day he had the privilege of being a guest of Imam Hadi. And so Imam Hadi opened his mouth and we learned about Ziarat Jamia Kabira. The Imam taught him what to say when tongo to the Haram of the Imams. In a way, Ziarat Jamia is Imam ideology and has a great lesson for us. In this book, I will try my best to present instructive words and beautiful and charming words in a good way. I want to help you so that we can get to know our Imam in a more better way. Yes . Belief in leadership is a precious treasure. The Daesh once damaged the holy shrine. Now they are trying to destroy our beliefs. We should worry about that. 2 | P a g e *I want to come to you* What to do ? I'm worried I'm tired. I feel that I am far away from you, my inner feeling tells me to come back to you. I have to come back, yes I have to come back. Why be ashamed? Why ? I know you are kind. And also heartbreaking, sad. I know you love me You keep a close eye on each of your loved ones, look at them and pray for them. Maybe it's the effect of your prayers that I decided to come to you tonight. I should consider what is the reason for this? Why is there a gap between you and me? Why am I so far away from you in the end? Maybe it's because I didn't take steps to get to know you. I don't know you i love you but still i don't know you well I should try to get to know you again. Yes ! Clean your eyes! Come to you But not like before. Let me come to you this time with a better identity. But how do I do it? How can I recognize you! My heart was glad to find a solution tonight. And you will get rid of this condition. But alas, a new trouble has entered my way. What's the big deal? I don't know how to recognize you, where to start. Which way should I turn? Who should I ask? 3 | P a g e *After looking at me, you will say ask yourself?* Your sweet smile has touched my heart. Yes ! Ask them Okay fine . Asking them I want to get to know you better, so let me know. Tell me yourself If you don't talk to me. People will talk about me. At that time I will be like others. So do me a favor. Talk to me, Revive my soul by your speech. Now that I'm here, I'm back to you. I like that you should talk to me. Inform me about you & let me know who you are. What to do? If I don't express my heart's pain to you, to whom I can submit? Many years have passed since I fell in love with you, but I still don't know you well. You know that I have nothing in my heart except your love. But what can I do to feel this love more? My heart wants to talk you today. I am ready to listen with my whole being. Tell me about yourself, who are you? 4 | P a g e *We want to tell about ourselves. Are you ready ?* Listen to us carefully and tell to all our friends. Try to remember these things. Hope you understand these things and reach your goal. But before all this, return back. Get out of here. But why? Go back and take a bath. You should come after performing Ghusl. You came with your head bowed down. Go and purify your body and soul. Pour fragrance and then come back. When you get close to this door, stop and say I bear witness that there is no god but Allah and I bear witness that Muhammad is a human and His messenger Then repeat Allahu Akbar 100 times. Then we will inform you who we are? I return back and came here . I am here . I have taken a bath. I have come to you after performing Ghusl, cleansing and perfuming my body. You said stop here and say that. I bear witness that there is no god but Allah and I bear witness that Muhammad is a human and a His messenger Repeat Allah Akbar 30 times. Took a few steps forward and then got closer to you. Repeated 30 more times. Came a little closer. Stood in front of you and again repeat Allah Akbar 40 more times. A question came to mind? Why should I say this before I finally come to you? Why should I repeat Allah Akbar 100 times? 5 | P a g e *What is the secret hidden inside this repeatation?* You must first acknowledge the oneness of God. You should know for yourself that your coming here was made possible by God's command. You must be the source of monotheism. Don't you know that we are the first to raise the voice of (Tawheed) monotheism? So you have to start with Tawheed too! Have you forgotten that we arrived here to bring you to God? We have come to be a mediator between you and God. You should start with monotheism. You need to know why you are here? Confess the oneness of God. Witness its monotheism. There is no god but Allah! Testify Confess that God is one. It has no partners. There is no one like him. There is no one like him. Witness that Muhammad is a servant of God and a messenger of God. Yes ! He is the last prophet. No other prophet will come after them. Avoid talking too much. Know that we are God's servants, His creatures. God forbid you say the wrong thing about us. Don't accept things that are against monotheism. Allah Akbar. God is greater than to describe about . There is no mention like it. The reality of Allah is higher and superior to your understanding. No one can understand the reality of God and how He is like. Repeat Allahu Akbar! Remember the greatness of God. Do not be ignorant of the Oneness of God. Say it 100 times, so that you may know that it is God who has given us such a high position. How much older and older he is. We want you to repeat God's greatness so that when they begin to speak for you and tell you about themselves, you will understand that this great position God has given us. Come a little farther to talk to you. 6 | P a g e *Remember God that way* We belong to the family of the Prophet. We have all the knowledge and wisdom of the Prophet. Angels come to us. And keep our homes . Angels are our servants. Would you like me to tell you the story of Umm Ayman? Umm Ayman was one of the women of Madinah who loved the Prophet (SAW) and his family very much. She often used to visit Fatima Zahra's house to assist her. One day when she went to the house of Fatima Zahra (sa) and looked at her. She saw that Bibi Fatima Zahra (s) had fallen asleep near the mill. The weather was hot and Fatima Zahra was fasting. And because of exhaustion, she fell asleep. Umm Ayman noticed a strange thing. She could not believe that the mill was moving automatically. The cradle of Imam Hussain is also shaking automatically. It seemed that someone was also mentioning God. Umm Ayman came to the service of the Prophet and narrated this story. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) told them what was the secret behind this incident. It was Gabriel who was shaking the mill to make wheat flour. Mikael came to Hussain and was swinging him. And Israfil was mentioning God instead of Fatima Zahra (s) so that Fatima Zahra (s) would get her reward.
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